In this sermon, delivered at the LaPorte New Church in LaPorte, IN, Rev. Kit Billings discusses what it means to

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Having come across the writings of Emanuel Swedenborg in his 70s, poet and scholar of religion Birrell Walsh has written

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In this reflection, Rev. Robert McCluskey explores the theme of “Normalcy” in times of collective suffering and emergency. How does

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In this piece, Eleanor Schnarr, lifelong Swedenborgian and student at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, explores the breathing

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In this sermon, Rev. Robert McCluskey explores several passages in scripture which invite us to discover and embrace our unique

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Rev. Thom Muller of Our Daily Bread’s invitation to join this year’s Annual Convention of the Swedenborgian Church of North

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In this interview with ODB’s Rev. Thom Muller, Rev. Ken Turley shares about his artistic journey as a musician, what

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In this reflection, Rev. Christopher A. Barber, Swedenborgian minister and teacher at the Academy of the New Church in Bryn

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There are three good reasons that Jesus could have been black: -He called everyone “bother” and “sister” -He liked gospel

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Rev. Shada Sullivan of the Church of the Holy City in Wilmington, Delaware, discusses the challenges and opportunities of the

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